List of All 6’7″ NBA Players (2023-2024)

There are currently 59 players in the NBA that are 6’7″ tall (approximately 2.01m).

The total number of players in the NBA is currently 537 (including G League Two Way Players). This means that approximately 10.99% of all NBA players right now are 6 foot 7 inches tall.

The list of NBA players who are 6’7″, includes guards (e.g. LaMelo Ball, Luka Doncic), forwards (e.g. Jimmy Butler, Kawhi Leonard, etc.), and some centers (e.g. Xavier Tillman, P.J. Washington).

Read on for more interesting info:

• Complete list of all current 6’7″ NBA Players
• Ranking the five best 6’7″ players
• The best 6’7″ NBA players of ALL TIME
• Lists by position (PG/SG/SF/PF/C), conference
• and more!

Let’s get started!

List of All Current 6’7″ NBA Players (2023-2024)

Below is a complete list of players from this season that are 6’7″ tall. It includes G League “Two Way” Players, as well as some players that may have been recently waived .
(i.e. 63 total players this season; 59 are still on a team)

The players are listed in alphabetical order (by last name). Scroll down for photos of each player.

All 6’7″ NBA Players (click to expand)

• Thanasis Antetokounmpo, MIL, C/PF/SF
• OG Anunoby, NYK, PF/SF
• LaMelo Ball, CHA, PG
• Scottie Barnes, TOR, PF/PG/SF/SG
• MarJon Beauchamp, MIL, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Saddiq Bey, ATL, PF/SF/SG
• Anthony Black, ORL, PG/SF/SG
• Bojan Bogdanovic, NYK, PF/SF
• Miles Bridges, CHA, C/PF/SF
• Oshae Brissett, BOS, PF/SF
• Kendall Brown, IND, SF/SG
• Kobe Brown, LAC, PF/SF
• Greg Brown III, DAL, PF/SF
• Troy Brown Jr., DET, PF/SF/SG
• Jimmy Butler, MIA, PF/SF
• Toumani Camara, POR, PF/SF
• Julian Champagnie, SAS, PF/SF/SG
• Amir Coffey, LAC, PF/SF/SG
• Robert Covington, PHI, C/PF/SF
• Dyson Daniels, NOP, PG/SF/SG
• Luka Doncic, DAL, PG
• Kessler Edwards, SAC, PF/SF/SG
• Dorian Finney-Smith, BKN, C/PF/SF
• Simone Fontecchio, DET, PF/SF
• Kaiser Gates, n/a
• Jerami Grant, POR, C/PF/SF
• Sam Hauser, BOS, PF/SF/SG
• Gordon Hayward, OKC, PF/SF/SG
• Kevin Huerter, SAC, SF/SG
• Herbert Jones, NOP, PF/SF/SG
• Kevin Knox II, n/a, PF/SF
• Furkan Korkmaz, n/a, SF/SG
• Jonathan Kuminga, GSW, C/PF/SF
• Jake LaRavia, MEM, PF/SF
• Kawhi Leonard, LAC, C/PF/SF
• Justin Lewis, n/a, PF/SF
• Maxwell Lewis, LAL, PF/SF
• Khris Middleton, MIL, SF/SG
• Brandon Miller, CHA, PF/SF/SG
• Svi Mykhailiuk, BOS, SF/SG
• Georges Niang, CLE, PF/SF
• Chuma Okeke, ORL, C/PF/SF
• Cedi Osman, SAS, PF/SF
• Kelly Oubre Jr., PHI, PF/SF/SG
• Olivier-Maxence Prosper, DAL, PF/SF
• Cam Reddish, LAL, SF/SG
• Duncan Robinson, MIA, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Jalen Slawson, SAC, PF/SF
• Lamar Stevens, MEM, C/PF/SF
• Dalen Terry, CHI, PF/SF/SG
• Amen Thompson, HOU, PG/SF/SG
• Xavier Tillman, BOS, C/PF
• Jabari Walker, POR, C/PF/SF
• Jarace Walker, IND, C/PF/SF
• P.J. Washington, DAL, C/PF
• Peyton Watson, DEN, C/PF/SF/SG
• Cam Whitmore, HOU, PF/SF/SG
• Andrew Wiggins, GSW, PF/SF/SG
• Patrick Williams, CHI, PF/SF
• Dylan Windler, ATL, PF/SF/SG
• James Johnson, IND, C/PF
• Tosan Evbuomwan, DET, PF/SF
• RaiQuan Gray, SAS, C/PF

For separate lists of 6’7″ guards / forwards / centers, as well as by Eastern / Western Conferences, scroll down to the FAQ section.

Five Best 6’7″ NBA Players

Here are my picks of the five best 6’7″ players currently in the NBA (in no particular order).

• Luka Doncic
• Jimmy Butler
• Kawhi Leonard
• LaMelo Ball
• Khris Middleton

Don’t agree? Let me know in the comments at the bottom of the post.

Luka Doncic, Dallas Mavericks

Luka Doncic has been a superstar the moment he entered the NBA (2018 – present).

At just 24 years old, Luka has already become a perennial MVP candidate. He has averaged over 20 points, 6 assists, and 7 rebounds per game every year of his career. At time of writing this, he is averaging 33ppg, 8.3apg, 9.3rpg!

Some of his NBA achievements include: 4x All-NBA First Team, 4x All-Star, Rookie of the Year (2019), and All-Rookie First Team (2019).

Before joining the NBA, Luka was also a Euroleague MVP and Champion in 2018 (at just 19 years old)!

Luka is easily the best young player (under 25) in the NBA right now, and looks to only get better over the next few years as he enters his prime.

Jimmy Butler, Miami Heat

Jimmy Butler is known as one of the toughest competitors, and best two way (i.e. offense + defense) players in the league. He does whatever is needed for his team to win.

The 34 year old is currently in his 13th NBA season (2011-present), and his fourth NBA team (Chicago, Minnesota, Philadelphia, Miami).

Butler has one of the most impressive career improvement stories in NBA history. He only averaged 2.6ppg in his rookie season. Since then, he has averaged over 18ppg in the previous 10 seasons.

Some of his NBA career achievements include: 5x All-NBA Team (1x Second Team, 4x Third Team), 6x All-Star, 5x All-Defensive Second Team, Most Improved Player (2015), and NBA steals leader (2021).

Butler has also made the NBA Finals twice (2021, 2023), but has never won.

☕️ In 2020, Jimmy Butler started his own coffee company called Bigface Coffee.

Kawhi Leonard, LA Clippers

Kawhi Leonard, a.k.a. “The Klaw”, is one of the most dominant players in the NBA … when healthy. His size, strength, athleticism, skill, and basketball IQ make him perhaps the best two way player (i.e. offense + defense) in the league…when healthy.

The only knock against Kawhi is that he is often injured. In the past five years, he has never played over 60 games in one season (regular season).

Despite his lack of availability, Kawhi has racked up some impressive achievements: 2x NBA Champ (2014 Spurs, 2019 Raptors), 2x Finals MVP, 5x All-Star, All-Star Game MVP (2020), 5x All-NBA Team (3x First, 2x Second), 2x Defensive Player of the Year, 7x All Defensive Team (3x First, 4x Second), All-Rookie First Team (2012), NBA steals leader (2015).

He was also named to the NBA 75th Anniversary Team.

Kawhi is currently in his 12th NBA season (2012), and will look to get one more chip with a stacked LA Clippers team featuring Paul George, James Harden, and Russell Westbrook.

LaMelo Ball, Charlotte Hornets

LaMelo Ball is one of the best young players in the league. His flashy play style and undeniable talent make him of the most exciting players to watch.

LaMelo is just 22 years old, and already in his fourth NBA season (2020-present).

Some of his achievements in his young career include: NBA All-Star (2022), NBA Rookie of the Year (2021), All-Rookie First Team (2021).

He has improved every season so far, going from 15.7ppg / 6.1apg as a rookie to 23.3ppg / 8.4apg last season (2022-2023).

Before joining the NBA, LaMelo played professional overseas in Lithuania (2018) as a 17 year old, and in Australia (2019-2020) as an 18 year old.

Khris Middleton, Milwaukee Bucks

Khris Middleton is often overlooked as a top player, but he has been one of the most consistent and reliable players over the past 5-6 seasons.

Middleton is in his 12th NBA season (2012-present), and may be the most successful player ever to come out of the G League.

Some of his achievements include: NBA Champ (2021), 3x NBA All-Star.

He has also averaged double figures scoring for 10 straight seasons — every season of his career except his rookie year (2012-2013).

Middleton also won an Olympic Gold Medal with Team USA at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Other Notable 6’7″ NBA Players

Some other notable, or young & upcoming players, that are 6 foot 7 inches tall, include: OG Anunoby, Scottie Barnes, Bojan Bogdanovic, Jerami Grant, Gordon Hayward, Jonathan Kuminga, and Andrew Wiggins.

Best 6’7″ NBA Players of ALL TIME

There are plenty of extraordinary 6’7 players in NBA history (i.e. currently retired). Here are the the nine best, six foot seven players of ALL TIME (in no particular order):

• Wes Unseld
• Paul Pierce
• Dennis Rodman
• Clyde Drexler
• Julius Irving
• Bernard King
• Rick Barry
• Reggie Miller
• George Gervin

👉 Check out this post for more about the greatest 6’7 players in NBA history

FAQ and More Lists

Below are some more lists of current 6’7 NBA players by position (PG, SG, SF, PF, C), as well as conference (i.e. Eastern and Western)

Many players play multiple positions, so they will be in more than one list.

6’7″ Guards in the NBA

LaMelo Ball and Luka Doncic are the only pure PGs that are 6’7″ tall.

Point guards (PG)

• LaMelo Ball, CHA, PG
• Scottie Barnes, TOR, PF/PG/SF/SG
• MarJon Beauchamp, MIL, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Anthony Black, ORL, PG/SF/SG
• Dyson Daniels, NOP, PG/SF/SG
• Luka Doncic, DAL, PG
• Duncan Robinson, MIA, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Amen Thompson, HOU, PG/SF/SG

Shooting guards (SG)

• Scottie Barnes, TOR, PF/PG/SF/SG
• MarJon Beauchamp, MIL, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Saddiq Bey, ATL, PF/SF/SG
• Anthony Black, ORL, PG/SF/SG
• Kendall Brown, IND, SF/SG
• Troy Brown Jr., DET, PF/SF/SG
• Julian Champagnie, SAS, PF/SF/SG
• Amir Coffey, LAC, PF/SF/SG
• Dyson Daniels, NOP, PG/SF/SG
• Kessler Edwards, SAC, PF/SF/SG
• Sam Hauser, BOS, PF/SF/SG
• Gordon Hayward, OKC, PF/SF/SG
• Kevin Huerter, SAC, SF/SG
• Herbert Jones, NOP, PF/SF/SG
• Furkan Korkmaz, n/a, SF/SG
• Khris Middleton, MIL, SF/SG
• Brandon Miller, CHA, PF/SF/SG
• Svi Mykhailiuk, BOS, SF/SG
• Kelly Oubre Jr., PHI, PF/SF/SG
• Cam Reddish, LAL, SF/SG
• Duncan Robinson, MIA, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Dalen Terry, CHI, PF/SF/SG
• Amen Thompson, HOU, PG/SF/SG
• Peyton Watson, DEN, C/PF/SF/SG
• Cam Whitmore, HOU, PF/SF/SG
• Andrew Wiggins, GSW, PF/SF/SG
• Dylan Windler, ATL, PF/SF/SG

6’7″ Forwards in the NBA

All 6’7 forwards in the NBA play multiple positions, except for Cam Whitmore.

Small forwards (SF)

• Thanasis Antetokounmpo, MIL, C/PF/SF
• OG Anunoby, NYK, PF/SF
• Scottie Barnes, TOR, PF/PG/SF/SG
• MarJon Beauchamp, MIL, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Saddiq Bey, ATL, PF/SF/SG
• Anthony Black, ORL, PG/SF/SG
• Bojan Bogdanovic, NYK, PF/SF
• Miles Bridges, CHA, C/PF/SF
• Oshae Brissett, BOS, PF/SF
• Kendall Brown, IND, SF/SG
• Kobe Brown, LAC, PF/SF
• Greg Brown III, DAL, PF/SF
• Troy Brown Jr., DET, PF/SF/SG
• Jimmy Butler, MIA, PF/SF
• Toumani Camara, POR, PF/SF
• Julian Champagnie, SAS, PF/SF/SG
• Amir Coffey, LAC, PF/SF/SG
• Robert Covington, PHI, C/PF/SF
• Dyson Daniels, NOP, PG/SF/SG
• Kessler Edwards, SAC, PF/SF/SG
• Dorian Finney-Smith, BKN, C/PF/SF
• Simone Fontecchio, DET, PF/SF
• Jerami Grant, POR, C/PF/SF
• Sam Hauser, BOS, PF/SF/SG
• Gordon Hayward, OKC, PF/SF/SG
• Kevin Huerter, SAC, SF/SG
• Herbert Jones, NOP, PF/SF/SG
• Kevin Knox II, n/a, PF/SF
• Furkan Korkmaz, n/a, SF/SG
• Jonathan Kuminga, GSW, C/PF/SF
• Jake LaRavia, MEM, PF/SF
• Kawhi Leonard, LAC, C/PF/SF
• Justin Lewis, n/a, PF/SF
• Maxwell Lewis, LAL, PF/SF
• Khris Middleton, MIL, SF/SG
• Brandon Miller, CHA, PF/SF/SG
• Svi Mykhailiuk, BOS, SF/SG
• Georges Niang, CLE, PF/SF
• Chuma Okeke, ORL, C/PF/SF
• Cedi Osman, SAS, PF/SF
• Kelly Oubre Jr., PHI, PF/SF/SG
• Olivier-Maxence Prosper, DAL, PF/SF
• Cam Reddish, LAL, SF/SG
• Duncan Robinson, MIA, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Jalen Slawson, SAC, PF/SF
• Lamar Stevens, MEM, C/PF/SF
• Dalen Terry, CHI, PF/SF/SG
• Amen Thompson, HOU, PG/SF/SG
• Jabari Walker, POR, C/PF/SF
• Jarace Walker, IND, C/PF/SF
• Peyton Watson, DEN, C/PF/SF/SG
• Cam Whitmore, HOU, PF/SF/SG
• Andrew Wiggins, GSW, PF/SF/SG
• Patrick Williams, CHI, PF/SF
• Dylan Windler, ATL, PF/SF/SG
• Tosan Evbuomwan, DET, PF/SF

Power forwards (PF)

• Thanasis Antetokounmpo, MIL, C/PF/SF
• OG Anunoby, NYK, PF/SF
• Scottie Barnes, TOR, PF/PG/SF/SG
• MarJon Beauchamp, MIL, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Saddiq Bey, ATL, PF/SF/SG
• Bojan Bogdanovic, NYK, PF/SF
• Miles Bridges, CHA, C/PF/SF
• Oshae Brissett, BOS, PF/SF
• Kobe Brown, LAC, PF/SF
• Greg Brown III, DAL, PF/SF
• Troy Brown Jr., DET, PF/SF/SG
• Jimmy Butler, MIA, PF/SF
• Toumani Camara, POR, PF/SF
• Julian Champagnie, SAS, PF/SF/SG
• Amir Coffey, LAC, PF/SF/SG
• Robert Covington, PHI, C/PF/SF
• Kessler Edwards, SAC, PF/SF/SG
• Dorian Finney-Smith, BKN, C/PF/SF
• Simone Fontecchio, DET, PF/SF
• Jerami Grant, POR, C/PF/SF
• Sam Hauser, BOS, PF/SF/SG
• Gordon Hayward, OKC, PF/SF/SG
• Herbert Jones, NOP, PF/SF/SG
• Kevin Knox II, n/a, PF/SF
• Jonathan Kuminga, GSW, C/PF/SF
• Jake LaRavia, MEM, PF/SF
• Kawhi Leonard, LAC, C/PF/SF
• Justin Lewis, n/a, PF/SF
• Maxwell Lewis, LAL, PF/SF
• Brandon Miller, CHA, PF/SF/SG
• Georges Niang, CLE, PF/SF
• Chuma Okeke, ORL, C/PF/SF
• Cedi Osman, SAS, PF/SF
• Kelly Oubre Jr., PHI, PF/SF/SG
• Olivier-Maxence Prosper, DAL, PF/SF
• Duncan Robinson, MIA, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Jalen Slawson, SAC, PF/SF
• Lamar Stevens, MEM, C/PF/SF
• Dalen Terry, CHI, PF/SF/SG
• Xavier Tillman, BOS, C/PF
• Jabari Walker, POR, C/PF/SF
• Jarace Walker, IND, C/PF/SF
• P.J. Washington, DAL, C/PF
• Peyton Watson, DEN, C/PF/SF/SG
• Cam Whitmore, HOU, PF/SF/SG
• Andrew Wiggins, GSW, PF/SF/SG
• Patrick Williams, CHI, PF/SF
• Dylan Windler, ATL, PF/SF/SG
• James Johnson, IND, C/PF
• Tosan Evbuomwan, DET, PF/SF
• RaiQuan Gray, SAS, C/PF

6’7″ Centers in the NBA

There are no true 6’7″ centers currently in the NBA.

Centers (C)

• Thanasis Antetokounmpo, MIL, C/PF/SF
• Miles Bridges, CHA, C/PF/SF
• Robert Covington, PHI, C/PF/SF
• Dorian Finney-Smith, BKN, C/PF/SF
• Jerami Grant, POR, C/PF/SF
• Jonathan Kuminga, GSW, C/PF/SF
• Kawhi Leonard, LAC, C/PF/SF
• Chuma Okeke, ORL, C/PF/SF
• Lamar Stevens, MEM, C/PF/SF
• Xavier Tillman, BOS, C/PF
• Jabari Walker, POR, C/PF/SF
• Jarace Walker, IND, C/PF/SF
• P.J. Washington, DAL, C/PF
• Peyton Watson, DEN, C/PF/SF/SG
• James Johnson, IND, C/PF
• RaiQuan Gray, SAS, C/PF

6’7″ NBA Players in the East

Eastern Conference

• Thanasis Antetokounmpo, MIL, C/PF/SF
• OG Anunoby, NYK, PF/SF
• LaMelo Ball, CHA, PG
• Scottie Barnes, TOR, PF/PG/SF/SG
• MarJon Beauchamp, MIL, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Saddiq Bey, ATL, PF/SF/SG
• Anthony Black, ORL, PG/SF/SG
• Bojan Bogdanovic, NYK, PF/SF
• Miles Bridges, CHA, C/PF/SF
• Oshae Brissett, BOS, PF/SF
• Kendall Brown, IND, SF/SG
• Troy Brown Jr., DET, PF/SF/SG
• Jimmy Butler, MIA, PF/SF
• Robert Covington, PHI, C/PF/SF
• Dorian Finney-Smith, BKN, C/PF/SF
• Simone Fontecchio, DET, PF/SF
• Sam Hauser, BOS, PF/SF/SG
• Khris Middleton, MIL, SF/SG
• Brandon Miller, CHA, PF/SF/SG
• Svi Mykhailiuk, BOS, SF/SG
• Georges Niang, CLE, PF/SF
• Chuma Okeke, ORL, C/PF/SF
• Kelly Oubre Jr., PHI, PF/SF/SG
• Duncan Robinson, MIA, PF/PG/SF/SG
• Dalen Terry, CHI, PF/SF/SG
• Xavier Tillman, BOS, C/PF
• Jarace Walker, IND, C/PF/SF
• Patrick Williams, CHI, PF/SF
• Dylan Windler, ATL, PF/SF/SG
• James Johnson, IND, C/PF
• Tosan Evbuomwan, DET, PF/SF

6’7″ NBA Players in the West

Western Conference

• Kobe Brown, LAC, PF/SF
• Greg Brown III, DAL, PF/SF
• Toumani Camara, POR, PF/SF
• Julian Champagnie, SAS, PF/SF/SG
• Amir Coffey, LAC, PF/SF/SG
• Dyson Daniels, NOP, PG/SF/SG
• Luka Doncic, DAL, PG
• Kessler Edwards, SAC, PF/SF/SG
• Jerami Grant, POR, C/PF/SF
• Gordon Hayward, OKC, PF/SF/SG
• Kevin Huerter, SAC, SF/SG
• Herbert Jones, NOP, PF/SF/SG
• Jonathan Kuminga, GSW, C/PF/SF
• Jake LaRavia, MEM, PF/SF
• Kawhi Leonard, LAC, C/PF/SF
• Maxwell Lewis, LAL, PF/SF
• Cedi Osman, SAS, PF/SF
• Olivier-Maxence Prosper, DAL, PF/SF
• Cam Reddish, LAL, SF/SG
• Jalen Slawson, SAC, PF/SF
• Lamar Stevens, MEM, C/PF/SF
• Amen Thompson, HOU, PG/SF/SG
• Jabari Walker, POR, C/PF/SF
• P.J. Washington, DAL, C/PF
• Peyton Watson, DEN, C/PF/SF/SG
• Cam Whitmore, HOU, PF/SF/SG
• Andrew Wiggins, GSW, PF/SF/SG
• RaiQuan Gray, SAS, C/PF

Is 6’7″ good for basketball / tall enough for NBA?

Yes, 6’6″ is considered an excellent height for basketball. It is a versatile size that can play multiple positions — guard, forward, or even center — depending on the player’s individual skill set and other physical attributes.

Some of the greatest players of all time have been 6 foot 6, including two of the undisputed best players EVER — Michael Jordan, and Kobe Bryant.

Who is the tallest NBA player?

The tallest NBA players are Boban Marjanovic and Victor Wembanyama. Both are listed at 7′ 4″ (approximately 2.24m).

What NBA player is 6 6? (and other heights)

Check out these posts for list of NBA players of other heights (6’6″, 6’5″, etc):

Summary

Who is your favorite current 6’7″ NBA player?

What about your favorite 6’7 player of all time?

Which current players on this list do you think will be the best in the upcoming years?

Let me know in the comments below!